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Retour par la Malaysie

MALAYSIA | Wed, 25 Feb 2009 | By cedric_c | Views [1994]

Donc je suis parti des Guilis en Indonésie. Initialement je pensais passer par Yogijakarta et voir le mont Bromo. Malheureusement, j'ai cru que j'allais manquer de temps pour voir un peu la Malaysie et j'ai ... Read more >

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Tibet2 – Yak is her best friend.
In Tibet, yaks are everywhere and do many things.They work hard on the fields, they transport people from one mountain to another, their skins & feather protect people from extreme weather, their meat taste good, their fat replaces candles in temples and on top of that they are good tourist attraction!   
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Tibet2 – Yak is her best friend. In Tibet, yaks are everywhere and do many things.They work hard on the fields, they transport people from one mountain to another, their skins & feather protect people from extreme weather, their meat taste good, their fat replaces candles in temples and on top of that they are good tourist attraction!

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Nothing like a walking tour on a sunny day in Edinburgh to cheer up a downy clowny. I think vitamin D has something to do with happiness. I think a pint o lager is a good substitute for vitamin D. This is The Royal Mile, so named because it's a mile long and the Royal Palace is at one end of the street, Edinburgh castle at the other. The Scotlanders are very inventive when it comes to naming streets.: by wilski, Views[539]
Nothing like a walking tour on a sunny day in Edinburgh to cheer up a downy clowny. I think vitamin D has something to do with happiness. I think a pint o lager is a good substitute for vitamin D. This is The Royal Mile, so named because it's a mile long and the Royal Palace is at one end of the street, Edinburgh castle at the other. The Scotlanders are very inventive when it comes to naming streets.

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